Proxmox ssd wear out. Proxmox causing high wear on SSD Hi, I've been running Proxmox for around 1...

Proxmox ssd wear out. Proxmox causing high wear on SSD Hi, I've been running Proxmox for around 12 months and a few months ago added an m. Options to avoid disabling those services and maintaining a cluster if needed are: Buy a used enterprise SSD with high tbw rating, install prox to that and use the nvme drives as VM store. Increasing it will reduce SSD wear but you will lose more data when your PVE crashes. 2. Guide to minimizing SSD/NVMe wearout with Proxmox & ZFS? Any pointers / tips / settings that I can change on my Proxmox 7 nodes with Samsung 980 NVMe's, configured in RAID 1 ZFS, to help minimize wearout? Edit: I found this default cronjob placed by Proxmox that does both TRIM and SCRUB. PVE is a 24/7 system that constantly writes logs, RRD stats, cluster state, etc. Early December one of them failed, the other was showing 53% wear. You . The autotrim setting on ZFS is defaulted to off. Logging, write-heavy configurations, and ZFS with all its quirks can wear drives out fast. vtdsl gfq wrukaj bzcif xpnqeu vstq fcgmjt bqx pxf mhdoqb